So Mr Researchers, do we slow up or slow down with MS?

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So Mr Researchers, do we slow up or slow down with MS?

Catherine Frost says:

September 10, 2015 at 10:47 AM

Oh yes Adriann, right on and it made enjoyable reading, thank you.
We read (and hear) similar studies over here in France carried out by medical organisations and R&D groups after, as you say, grants and subventions.
If I didn't have MS perhaps I'd read and say "Wow, fancy that!"!; instead I suffer from MS and say "But we all KNOW that; everybody has said time and time again. Please, what can be done to HELP us?" Surely we could put the money towards something practical; something useful..
For goodness sakes please tell us something useful. Thank you!

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